Blaze 2018
"Based on a true Texas love story"
Directed with raw Texas grit by Ethan Hawke, *Blaze (2018)* brings to life the untold story of Blaze Foley, a poetic outlaw whose songs shaped the heart of Texas music.
Director: Ethan Hawke
Cast
Ben Dickey
Blaze Foley
Alia Shawkat
Sybil Rosen
Josh Hamilton
Zee
Lloyd Teddy Johnson Jr.
Concho January
Charlie Sexton
Townes Van Zant
Wyatt Russell
Glyn
Jenn Lyon
Cinnamon
Ritchie Montgomery
T J
Gurf Morlix
Himself
David Kallaway
Dennis
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blaze (2018) about?
*Blaze (2018)* chronicles the life and tragic end of Blaze Foley, a gifted songwriter whose outlaw spirit defined the Texas music scene. It explores his passionate love affair with Sybil Rosen, his final hours marked by darkness and defiance, and the enduring impact of his music on fans and fellow artists alike.
Who directed Blaze?
The film was helmed by Ethan Hawke, an acclaimed director known for his intimate, character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in Blaze?
The heart of the film beats through Ben Dickey's portrayal of Blaze Foley, joined by Alia Shawkat as Sybil Rosen, and Josh Hamilton in a supporting role.
Is Blaze (2018) worth watching?
With its deep dive into Texas music history and a story that's equal parts tragic and triumphant, *Blaze (2018)* is a must-see for fans of drama and music biographies. The film's emotional weight and authentic storytelling make it a standout in its genre.
How long is Blaze?
The runtime of *Blaze (2018)* is 129 minutes.
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Blaze: The True Story of a Texas Songwriting Legend — Full Movie Info
Directed with raw Texas grit by Ethan Hawke, *Blaze (2018)* brings to life the untold story of Blaze Foley, a poetic outlaw whose songs shaped the heart of Texas music. Set against the dusty backdrop of mid-century honky-tonks, the film stitches together three pivotal chapters: the fiery romance between Blaze and Sybil Rosen, his final desperate night on Earth, and the haunting legacy left behind in the voices of those who loved him. Whether you're drawn to its soul-stirring melodies or its unflinching look at the cost of artistic passion, this drama about music and myth lingers long after the credits roll.
With a soundtrack steeped in authentic Texas outlaw country and performances that feel as lived-in as the stories they tell, *Blaze (2018)* is a love letter to the forgotten heroes of a genre that shaped legends like Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. It's raw, it's real, and it's unforgettable.
